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1Password is making it easier to log into your accounts on Windows.

Instead of having to go into a separate authentication app to get your 2FA code and then manually type it in, Auto-Type via Quick Access now copies the code to the clipboard for you.

Other experimental features in 1Password include setting default payment details, Touch ID browser integration for Mac, a unified password vault, and a new home tab that will show PIN numbers and other account log-in details based on your location or nearby items.

You can access some of these new features via the Labs tab, while others are available to everyone.

A screenshot of 1Password’s user-interface on macOS.
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